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In a digital age where every decision depends on accurate information, no agency can afford to operate in isolation. Crime crosses borders, and data must do the same. Every department operates differe...
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The digital revolution has fundamentally transformed policing operations. Where officers once relied primarily on physical evidence and witness testimony, today’s investigations increasingly depend ...
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In 1976, a group of law enforcement leaders met to discuss the current and potential uses of information technology. At that time its use in policing was limited—as it was in many other professionsâ...
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) such as Copilot, Gemini, and ChatGPT have seen a surge in adoption across various sectors, including policing. These advanced tools promis...
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Containing more than a billion searchable criminal justice records, the National Data Exchange (N-DEx) System can empower investigators to connect the dots between seemingly unrelated records to solve...
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Today’s police agency has many digital systems to support its operations, and cybersecurity attacks can cripple these operational systems, taking away vital tools from officers. One example is the d...
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In September 2024, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) released data reflecting the longest police response times in decades on record. According to the police union, the NYPD’s response dela...
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The growth of technology in public safety is transforming how many agencies serve their communities. Three key factors are coming together to shape the future of policing: (1) the wide use of sensors ...
